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AUCD 360

AUCD 360 is a monthly newsletter highlighting news, initiatives, and events across the AUCD Network. Submitting an article to AUCD 360 is a great way for Network members to showcase activities, new research developments, trainee and faculty awards, events, and other accomplishments to the Network and others in the disabilities field.

January 2025 | Volume 11 | Edition 1

AUCD Office News

AUCD Leadership Academy
The Association of University Centers on Disability (AUCD) & The Center for Leadership in Disability (CLD) are proud to present the 8th Annual AUCD Leadership Academy! The AUCD Leadership Academy is a week-long intensive experience, paired with a year of pre and post interactions designed to enhance the skills of current and emerging leaders from disability networks to build coalitions to improve systems of supports and services. The Leadership Academy engages participants from UCEDDs, LENDs, IDDRCs and the wider community of disability partners to come together to immerse themselves for a week of study, shared experiences, self-evaluation, and skill development.

Network Recognition

WebAIM Celebrates 25 Years of Improving Access to Information
This year, the Institute for Disability Research, Policy & Practice’s WebAIM is celebrating 25 years of improving web accessibility. It's been an exciting two and a half decades of history in Utah State University’s Emma Eccles Jones College of Education and Human Services. Jared Smith, the current WebAIM director, has been with the organization for 24 of its 25 years. In that time, he has seen awareness of accessibility take off.

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